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everyone. thank you for joining us this morning. i am maria bartiromo. tuesday february 13, your top stories 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, breaking news underway right now from the senate floor, take a look at the live pictures were waiting for lawmakers to vote on a 95 billion-dollar aid package for money to ukraine, israel and taiwan. the boat started at 5:15 a.m. this morning, take a look at the senate floor, the boat is still open right now enough yays to pass this were watching this and begin the update drought the program. the biden administration on the hot seat, lawmakers in the house are expected to vote for a second time this morning to impeach alejandro mayorkas. former hunter biden associate tony bobulinski will testify this morning as part of the impeachment inquiry into president biden, will he release more recordings of his conversation with president biden all of this as republicans are demanded the d.o.j. release the full transcript of robert

hur's interview with the president over president biden's handling of classified documents. they want answers why he kept classified documents on ukraine. markets are waiting for the inflation data of the morning, the consumer price index is out this morning at 8:30 a.m. eastern expected decree prior to tenth of 8% will it matter for the march meeting, futures look like this, selling pressure underway, dow industrial down 60 points, the nasdaq and s&p 500 under water but you cannot deny the momentum the dow hitting an all-time high yesterday closing in record territory on 4:00 o'clock on wall street the dow industrial up 125 to 38797. the s&p and the nasdaq closing and pulling back after hitting high-strength the session, earnings on watch, coca-cola, marriott biogen and hasbro also the autonation coming up before the opening bell, check european markets, we have selling pressure underway, fractional moves across the board lower.

in asia overnight lots of holidays, hong kong, shanghai for the lunar new year the year of the dragon the others are higher overnight. motivational speaker tony robbins in the house with an exclusive new book the holy grail of investing coverage or to the conversation "fox & friends" first cohost todd piro. payne capital management president and pain point of wealth podcast ryan payne and kelly o'grady. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪. maria: it's time for the hot topic of hour house republicans or asking the department of justice to hand over transcripts

and recordings of the special counsel robert hur's interview with president biden following his report that brought the mental fitness into question. republicans are calling at the d.o.j.'s lack of handed justice over the decision not to recommend charges against biden, here is president biden attempting to joke about his memory during the speech yesterday. >> what i did not realize and i know i don't look like it but i been around a while. i do remember that. [cheering] but you know, there is so much that we are getting done. maria: the white house is saying that biden's upcoming physical exam will not include cognitive tests, watch this. >> is the white house thing that

the idea of the president taking cognition test a cognitive test as a part of the physical is a legitimate idea. >> obviously on his physical as the president proves every day how he operates and thinks by dealing with world leaders in making difficult decisions on behalf of the american people whether domestic or national security, he shows it every day on how he thinks and operates. that is how doctor o'connor sees it. maria: he certainly does show it every day. >> the most important thing that you can be as the government is transparent. release the transcript, we as voters his approval rating is pretty low we deserve to see what's in there and when it comes to the cognitive test if he is really functioning every day as kjp says it though functioning when you mess up the

president of egypt or mexico. maria: he has gaffe everyday and tripping on steps. >> if you were to take a cognitive test. and he really is okay, silence the haters. the fact that is unwilling to is a red flag. maria: the other issue is vice president kamala harris gave an interview to the wall street journal and asked if she was ready to be president. >> i'm ready to serve there's no question about that according to kamala harris recent nbc poll shows 20% of registered voters have a positive feeling toward kamala harris. >> at the chemical people feel differently and there's a huge incongruence be entered between her belief that she could be president and her approval ratings dropping precipitously as she's been in office. it's a big problem in a big problem for biden and if she was president which you make it. maria: this puts it underlying as why and how the administration chose kamala harris to be his running mate.

i asked president top of the exclusive, what is the criteria you are using to choose your running mate. i was surprised by his answer, i did not realize this was the number one criteria. the number one criteria, can they separated be president. emergencies happen. i don't think they use the same criteria for kamala harris i think you were checking boxes. >> i think you wanted to present. sutton hired a 100%. >> a black woman that's what they wanted as vice president they weren't taking could she be president but now were in a serious moment she may have to step in. >> itself will would walk off my set and we do the same topic and there was a quote that i read two seconds ago. if you see me over the past three and half years, nobody has any questions about my ability to lead. oh yeah, kamala harris? what you've done over the last three and half years we say that

person is ready to lead? you can even talk much less lead see you can say what you want about the president of the united states but if god for bid she takes over we are in a world of trouble because i get that she could be controlled like joe biden. that is a bigger concern, separate is pulling the strings on old joe i don't think somebody can positions, you, she demonstrated no ability to do anything. >> there is a story about susan rice and i been betting susan rice has been pulling the strings for a long time. >> she's also calling an idiot in this piece and acxiom since she's the one making the decisions at the border reportedly. we are just getting started working to talk more about that, lawmakers voting for a second time to impeach alejandro mayorkas. new jersey congressman jeff van drew is here. best-selling author tony robbins is here talking about his new book coming up at 7:30 a.m.

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to lead to the crisis, one former administration official describing the borders are kamala harris is ineffective at best, joining us new jersey congressman jeff van drew of the house judiciary. good to see you, the article suggest that susan rice is running things and she's really led the approach to the border, your thoughts? >> we know the joe biden is not running things we've known this for a while as you were discussing his cognitive problems. but the real issue here with alejandro mayorkas, he purposely left the border open. i think there really is a very clear case. he swore an oath to the united states of america and swore an oath to the american people to protect the constitution and our borders and he left the border open, he did not finish building the wall and he does not allow the border patrol to do their job, he is literally in our

judiciary committee's at times, we know that it's not and it's obvious that it's not what he's done he has been processing in a legal action is still illegal and wrong. maria: with all the upset from republicans in here on fire the last couple months about the border we still don't have the border as a priority. look at the live pictures, the senate is voting on a $95 billion foreign aid package as we speak. he now has enough votes to pass the senate this is been going on all night, 5:15 a.m. the voting started it looks like it's going to pass provide $60 billion for ukraine, 14 billion for israel, 2 billion for the red sea, 4 billion for in the pacific and 9 billion for gaza, where is the border security? >> first of all the border security bill was only thing you

could do that was worse than doing nothing at all, was codifying and allowing illegal immigration. i don't get it illegal activity if we want to revise our immigration laws that's one thing but that's not what they're doing here that was a bad bill right on the face of it 2 million illegals across the border now they come up with another bad bill and i'll tell you why this is bad i think were giving too much money to ukraine. maria: you are going in and out, it's hard to hear you in terms of your audio but todd piro that is the least of it that's at a minimum are we giving too much to ukraine is the question that republicans are asking we care more about the ukraine boarded in the u.s. border. all the republicans have their hair on fire telling us how important border security was,

where is it. >> about of the republicans, let's be brutally honest and use it when push came to shove to your point, there voting for this putting other people's borders in other countries finances above our own. i'm okay with that i guess if everything was hunky-dory at home but how many times do we need to highlight our debt and deficit in the financial strains in our country in all of that exacerbated by the problems that are owned border. we were breaking enduring the show in chad pergram came and explained what was happening with the boat. i asked him what are the arguments that people are making for this and he alluded to the fact that a lot of it is in the swing state districts they want to appeal to the voters it may not want to be mean to ukraine and may want to fund israel and taiwan. maria: my point, the migrant situation has gotten so out of control at this point you have the illegals shooting nypd in

times square. dmv illegal kids throwing american citizens out of their school because they need somewhere to stay. give illegal migrants beating a police, squatting and taking homes in atlanta. when are we going to see somebody react to the implications of this wide-open border. >> to todd's point you are thinking about the election. when we had exit polling from the iowa caucus, border security was one of the main issues. when you see the gop not taking action on this and not following through, i do question whether they'll be able to put this on the democrats and say you're doing nothing because what if the same time are they doing right now. maria: it looks like they have enough yays to pass this caliber to get back to the live pictures coming up. another big day for earnings and economic data. january consumer price index in two hours time is expected to be

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eastern economist expected month over month of two tenths of 8% and year-over-year at 2.9% were also looking ahead to retail sales on thursday followed by ppi and housing data on friday let's talk about it with brad mcadam ltd founding partner back with us this morning. great to see you. maria: thank you for being with us. i want to get your take on whether you think the fed will cut rates before europe cuts rates, the bank of england you live in london and yet the european union expected to cut rates. a lot of people feel like that's weakening faster than the u.s. >> it is but not fast enough for the bank of england to be really aggressive, the job vacancies are coming down, that is a good sign and it will enable the bank of england to cut but not as fast as and to zepeda. there is two plus million people on the sidelines that are not working that is a big number in the uk. that has to change, right now the foreign workers are 20%, 21%

of the employment and the uk up considerably from brexit. the problem is in the challenge, their job vacancies but a lot of people sitting on the couch and there has to be wage growth and asking to push up inflation they have to attract workers. maria: look at rates, ten year yield back about 4% i've been watching the yield creep up, federal reserve president tom barkin and boston fed chief susan collins indicated that they want the decline in inflation to continue but they want for their inflation progress in services before cutting rates, your thoughts? >> i think services are to be sticky in terms of inflation, goods are coming down and the other problem with rates the fed and the boe can cut as much as they want but a trillion bonds have to be sold in the market so i think there is supply issues. you can have shorter or lower

short-term rates but if european governments as well as the u.s. government have to keep borrowing at an outrageous pace that's going to keep the curve higher. >> my question you have a lot of same dynamics going on give inflation can be dumber than expected, relatively tight labor market and i'm surprised the imf said it could be positive this year and everyone so negative for so long it seems like they diverted recession in england. i'm pretty bullish. they trade cheap versus the u.s. >> there still challenges in much like the u.s. a lot of this is government stimulus and the economy did better than the uk and eu and germany and they were expected they had them ranked at the bottom of the list for 2023 and they outperform that but a

lot of that was government stimulus and a lot of wage growth in the government sector. with 900,000 people, 900,000 job vacancies that is a good sign but a lot of people are on the sideline. maria: how does your portfolio change in light of all of this. >> i think after play it safe, defensive it seems counterintuitive but it is a recovery but not a robust recovery. much as a sugar high based on government spending just like in the u.s., i would be cautious and i don't expect a robust recovery, the market is counting on rate cuts in europe and in the u.s. but i don't think i'll come as quickly as the market wants and wages still have to go higher to get people off the sideline. maria: do you think once the money goes away all of the stimulus goes away that we could

see an issue for market, that was the issue that jamie dimon brought up to me, he said all of this money sloshing around but that's going to end at some point people are not what you feel as confident that they have the money in the bank. >> there's 430 billion of excess savings from the covid handouts and student loan relief. that is good and you should see consumer spending and government spending is higher and government consumption is higher than personal consumptions. in spite of the money in savings right now. it is a sugar high that cannot continue. i think we will see the on both sides of the lancet. maria: we're going to show you the british pound, you mentioned the wage growth less than expected in fourth quarter, the bank of england to wait before cutting interest rates but the uk economy underperforms the u.s. because the government policy. it is all about the fiscal

stimulus. >> that you have a labor of government coming in toward the end of the year. if you have a conservative government that is really governing like a center-left big government spender type management and labor coming up. it is contrary to the rest of europe where you see a move to the right. if you see it rebelling against big government say is. in the uk there managing like a center-left government and i have labor around the corner, it's going to get worse before it gets better i would not bet on the uk in the next five years. maria: that's a big statement. you mentioned the sugar high. i'm curious of that expensive difference in the messaging that were getting from corporate america. i'm listening to earnings calls in here anything like weak demand you hearing operational efficiency the highest in 20

years. are they seeing something that were not, you are hearing the government saying the rate of inflation is coming down isn't the sugar high that the corporations are seeing and planning for. >> there's so much money being spent every day and other government program or grants the so-called inflation reduction act. you have so much excess capital, the government has never been a good allocator of capital. and let the private market doing that three of a massive spending which is good for the economy in the short term or parts of the economy, the favor industries. it's not sustainable. maria: look at the charts look at the nasdaq in the last six months, the dow industrial, record after record, would you sell into this. >> definitely had to look the underlying cause of all the growth, government spending.

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maria: will come back police are searching for the motive of the shooter open fire and joel osteen's houston mega church on sunday. cheryl casone you with the details. >> people are searching for a boat behind the shooting at the mega church, police say the shooter was from el salvador, has a rap sheet and mental health issues, and she sometimes

identified as a transgender man, she claimed to have a bond with her she fired from a gone that had palestine written on it before being shot dead by two off-duty officers. >> to people injured in the shootout including the 7-year-old son was in critical condition police are looking into the connection of the church but local reports that her mother was a member of the church and the church staff was questioned during the recent custody battle. more than 35 million people from west virginia to maine are waking up to winter storm alerts as apparels to the east coast, you can see snow falling right here in new york city. the tri-state area could see for - 8 inches of snow causing travel delays that can impact

voters to get to the polls for today's special election right here in new york, voters in the empire are heading to the polls for the special election this is going to fill the seat that was left vacant by george santos house republican with us a majority to 19 to back to 12 and the third congressional district in new york is between republican mazi pilip anton swazi as we head toward november in particular what matters to voters, listen to the candidates themselves. >> look at the borders the migrant crisis tom suozzi and biden the company legally track country and they're talking of enforcement are cops. >> by not supporting you keep the bill border open and empower put the extremist lines refusing of the bipartisan deal on immigration and the result that will not be changed.

>> abortion crime, some of the issues that are dominating this race and again, the weather is going to be? as far as voter turnout. let me leave you with this, i'm changing gears it looks like the cost of chocolate can be a heartbreaker this valentine's day, cocoa prices hitting new record highs due to crop damage in west africa prices with an all-time high last week there is panic in the market, there is way to be supply shortages. that could last for a while, her she's expecting a sale slowdown 25.8 billion in total tomorrow for valentine's day that is $185 and those who celebrate. by the way men spent two times more and expects sex billion to be on jewelry alone. maria: prices are up i'm still going to buy the chocolate. iranian back houthis rebels

firing two missiles at a cargo ship in the red sea in route to iran, causing minor damage but no injuries this is the first time houthis have targeted iran bound ship since launching its attack on international shi shipping, reuters is reporting the ship targeted was managed by u.s. nasdaq star bulk carriers. joy to be fox news senior strategic analyst chairman of the institute for the study of war general jack keane. always a pleasure thank you for being here this morning and. >> what is your reaction from the hip from the houthis. >> addict they likely made a mistake i don't think they want to be firing on ships that are bringing corn out of brazil into iran they will probably claim it's not a mistake because they don't want to admit that they make mistakes. the houthis activity continues, we have been able to stop it we really need assisting campaign to take away their capabilities. the rocket, the missile, the

command-and-control, the guidance systems take that an irregularly sustained campaign is the issue as opposed something were episodic for a finite number of rockets and missiles and systems all also the second thing that's important when to make certain were aggressive about the transshipment of rockets and missiles and their supplies and military components to continue dysfunction. the houthis have shut down more than 50% of the traffic going through the suez canal and the red sea in a major victory on their part. we have to get after this. maria: i'm worried this is going to trigger inflation and then to go around the horn of africa and make this journey so much longer is costing more money in terms of fuel and that could be passed

on to the consumer. i'm looking at this as an economic story as well. >> no doubt about it a impacted the global supply, leading to the economic experts, what the impact is going to be for sure, that's with you trying to achieve and, none of iran's major objectives, they would be the regional hegemon and control the flow of oil out of the persian gulf but they want to control the shipping as well and have influence over that that's what their domination is all about. that's why the houthis are playing iran's hand not just the houthis' own interest. maria: we have breaking news right now, we want to show you the light pictures of the senate the senate is passing the 95 begin another egg package it's going to mean money is going to ukraine, israel and taiwan. they have been at this all night. and the voting started at 515.

it looks like the money will pass in the senate but we don't have any border security which is what the republicans have been pursuing your reaction to the packets passing the senate? >> we have two major problems and obviously we have an open border and that's been open for years and we have to solve it at some point and were also trying to pass aid packages to taiwan, israel and ukraine and i'm in favor of both of those things happening in this bill is only doing one of those. we have got to get the funding to ukraine. if ukraine does not get the money, they are going to lose. we have to make up our mind what kind of world do we want 11 we want the iranians driving was happening in the middle east to a black-tie russia expand beyond ukraine and put considerably more forces into europe as a result of that and spend a heck of a lot more money than what we would be spending on helping

ukraine? is this really what we want? china, russia, iran or calling the shots and were on her heels, that's what were heading towards if we walk away. maria: it is a great point that you make, i also think the worry or the impacted applications of all of the illegal migrants coming into the country is equally concerning. you have massive impact on cities across the country. meanwhile israel has released a new video showing the rescue of two hostages from gaza they release the video yesterday, israeli forces storming a heavily guarded apartment to free two argentinian citizens from hamas captivity, the stunning video from iran shows thousands of people working the islamic 45th in every three on sunday large crowds chanting death to israel death to america some burning both countries flags. your thoughts, this is not getting any better, iran sees itself as winning here.

>> first of all hats off to the israelis and the daring rescue and getting two hostages back. certainly excellent intel and they were able to pull that off, that is remarkable. second thing, the good news most of the iranian people reject their regime for the last 45 years, they have nothing to show for the mullis leadership, their life is not approved whatsoever, they reject the fact that they get them involved in the proxy wars all over the middle east, the fact of the matter is the mullahs are hollow that's what we have to put pressure on them. it continued to have the pressure on them and reset our strategy with iran it is not right it is insufficient in dealing with them the appeasement, diplomatic strategy has failed miserably and we have to look at this holistic way now in terms of sanctions like the

trump administration, isolate them internationally and respond to an aggressive proxy war that they're conducting buyer own military aggression. maria: i don't know why were not rampant it up right now maybe there is something we don't know but the pentagon is saying lloyd austin is expected to resume his normal duties today. he was readmitted to the hospital, he checked into critical care at walter reed national medical center on sunday for an emergency bladder issue, here's what the pentagon had to say about his recent stay yesterday. >> is in good condition according to his doctors. he will remain in the icu ward for the duration of his stay in order to provide appropriate privacy and continue to receive critical care support to closely monitor his progress in his current bladder issue is not expected to change his anticipated full recovery from

cancer and his prognosis for cancer remains excellent. the white house was informed that he was being taken to the hospital so that happened before he departed to go to the hospital, congressional notifications were made as well. maria: of course we are praying for lloyd austin and we wish him a safe and speedy return but he was also forced to scrap a bristol brussels to take part in the ukraine defense contractor group gathering tomorrow. your thoughts on the implications of this? >> they can handle that it will likely go in austin was the one that started the whole initiative and begin the defense ministers together. maria: broadly speaking he is unwell. >> there also telling us it depends on how you look at the report i thought it was a positive report it is says he's progressing with his cancer issue and this will not set them back into be out of the hospital and resuming full duties within

a day or so. i understand what happened to the pastor the mistake he made but i don't think this is going to be anything that will last for the length of time which will bring in the question whether he should continue his duties were not. it seems to be temporarily and unfortunately for him he'll be back on his feet pretty quick. maria: godspeed. good to see you. thank you, sir. >> great talking as always. general jack keane joining us in d.c. california cleaning up the streets for all the wrong reasons. foreign adversaries and movie stars are making a buzz morning. you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ it's odd how in an instant things can transform. slipping out of balance into freefall. i'm glad i found stability amidst it all.

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the street ahead of the chinese president xi jinping's visit back in november. your cleaning up the streets for xi jinping and cleaning up the streets for leonardo dicaprio, what about the rest of the days when citizens of san francisco have to deal with this every day why not clean it up and continue to cleated up. >> the homeless industrial complex does not want the problem fixed because they make money if homelessness is a problem. as we saw you can clean it up in these cities in a manner of hours. were not talking days, weeks, months, years we are talking hours. if it can happen that quickly waited the $1 billion go to cleanup homelessness in new york city that bill de blasio gave to his wife. where is all the money going in every single city with the homeless problem. the people that make money off of it. i look at the buddy like frank siller dealing with veteran homelessness he's building efficiency homes and giving the

individuals an opportunity to get jobs ent solving the crisis relatively inexpensively, where is this money going. maria: integrate point, fitness personality gillian michaels is slamming gavin newsom, she is citing his handling of crime as her reason for leaving california. she joined comedian bill mars podcast. watch this. >> i left because of him he did not follow his own rules, you lead by example. maria: your reaction. >> if that's the magic that we have to leave america. the same thing happening here. as a former california resident we saw this happen all the time in los angeles they cleaned it up for the super bowl ethereum stadium a couple of years ago and it came back in the hypocrisy is what is incredibly frustrating. i'm not against them doing this but when leonardo dicaprio comes in and gavin newsom makes these promises it never works in the

same that is frustrating you mentioned the affordability, the housing 70 presidential promises made but not. >> i been to downtown l.a. recently and it is scary, no people wants to walk down there, same thing in san francisco and new york at least there's people walking around but would you go to the major cities, you're afraid to walk down the street because it's fake it in the homeless are running everything. these are major cities it's so counterintuitive to business i was in california during covid would gavin newsom wouldn't let as is run outside you could not have outside dining it was running small business because everything was so counter to what it to be in america. maria: that was a fancy restaurant. >> it was crazy. >> when does the voting change in response because we have an election this year, 2024 and if you look at the numbers everybody is going to vote democrat again in california and

the big cities. at what point do the people get fed up to change that. maria: this the guy looks out of central casting. if he's the nominee now with the question you will be the nominee after the robert hur report and a year ago plus i was saying joe biden does have a shot to be the nominee because of his mental capacity and this is where this is going. if it's him, gavin newsom will people remember the policies that put california in the state that it's in or will they say that the freshfaced, he's handsome let's try him out. >> after that ron desantis debate gavin newsom came off looking pretty poor despite the fact that he's has a beautiful man with amazing here. maria: earnings across the table let's get to cheryl. >> better than pepsico, i gotta say this, 49 cents they came in on the earnings-per-share estimate as you can see the stock is rising, 10.8 billion get a nice revenue be we will get more decimal point in a few moments.

10.68 was estimate, a nice story but they're talking about organic revenue growth in the fourth quarter growing by 12% that the opposite of what pepsico told us also we are learning according to coca-cola and pepsico there willing to keep the brand name when they're out of the restaurant. the dow component now in the bread. maria: thank you very much. a market that is lower stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪ liberty bushumal. libtreally blubatoo. mark that one. that was nice! i think you're supposed to stand over there. oh am i? thank you. so, a couple more? we'll just...we'll rip. we'll go quick. libu smeebo. libu bribu. limu bibu...and me. doug: he's an emu! only pay for what you need. jingle: ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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